Stay on Campus and Explore Exeter this Easter
Spring is a wonderful time to visit Exeter, and this Easter we’re opening our doors to guests once again. Our Easter Bed & Breakfast accommodation is available from 7–21 April, offering a comfortable and affordable place to stay while you explore one of the South West’s most vibrant and historic cities.
A relaxing stay in beautiful surroundings
Staying on the University of Exeter campus means enjoying a peaceful setting surrounded by greenery, while still being just a short walk or bus ride from the heart of the city.
Our guests can enjoy:
- Comfortable en-suite accommodation
- A hearty breakfast to start your day
- Easy access to Exeter city centre and the wider Devon countryside
- On-site facilities and beautiful campus grounds
The University’s Streatham Campus is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful in the UK, making it a great place to unwind after a day exploring the city.
Easter events and things to do in Exeter
There’s plenty happening in Exeter over the Easter period, with events for families, culture lovers and outdoor adventurers alike.
Some highlights taking place during our B&B opening period include:
- Easter Raceday – 7 April at Exeter Racecourse, featuring thrilling jumps racing and family-friendly activities including an Easter egg hunt and entertainment.
- Live music at Exeter Phoenix, including performances such as The Undercover Hippy on 8 April.
- Banff Mountain Film Festival at Exeter Corn Exchange on 14 April, showcasing inspiring adventure films.
- Grayson Perry: Aspects of Myself at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum featuring works by of one of Britain’s best-known contemporary artists.
- Exeter vs Northampton premiership rugby action at Sandy Park on 18 April.
During the Easter holidays, the city also hosts seasonal trails, creative workshops and family-friendly activities, making it a lively time to visit.
Discover Exeter’s rich history
Exeter is a city steeped in over 2,000 years of history, with fascinating sites to explore at every turn.
Must-see attractions include:
- Exeter Cathedral, an extraordinary medieval building with one of the longest uninterrupted Gothic vaulted ceilings in the world.
- The Historic Quayside, a vibrant waterfront area perfect for riverside walks, cycling or stopping for a drink in a waterside pub or café.
- Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM), a free museum with 16 galleries exploring local and global history.
- Northernhay Gardens, England’s oldest public open space, originally created in 1612 and offering views of the city’s Roman walls.
- Exeter's Underground Passages, running beneath Exeter's High Street, these are the only passages of this kind open to the public in Britain!
You can also join one of Exeter’s popular Red Coat Guided Tours, free walking tours that provide a fascinating insight into the city’s hidden history and stories.
Explore beyond the city
Exeter is also a fantastic base for exploring Devon. Within easy reach you’ll find:
- The stunning landscapes of Dartmoor National Park
- The Jurassic Coast and seaside towns like Exmouth
- Woodland trails and family activities at Haldon Forest Park, just outside the city
Whether you’re looking for coastal walks or countryside adventures, there’s plenty to discover nearby.
Book your Easter stay now
With so much happening in and around the city, Easter is a fantastic time to visit. Our campus Bed & Breakfast is open from 7–21 April, offering a convenient and welcoming place to stay while you explore.
Rooms are available to book now, so why not plan your Easter getaway today? Quote JR26 at the checkout to enjoy 20% off your stay.